DavidGzz
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No screen tearing for me. Only playing at 1440p(4070ti) so no issues with RTX. 90-120 fps.
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Silent Hill 2 |OT| You promised you'd take me there again someday...
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No screen tearing for me. Only playing at 1440p(4070ti) so no issues with RTX. 90-120 fps.
Kacho
Gold Member
4070Ti bros represent
I didn’t have the advanced settings enabled which was limiting my ability to utilize certain settings (so many options!). After messing with those I put it back at unlimited and it’s smooth as butter now.
DavidGzz
Gold Member
4070Ti bros represent
I didn’t have the advanced settings enabled which was limiting my ability to utilize certain settings (so many options!). After messing with those I put it back at unlimited and it’s smooth as butter now.
Can you only do that in the menu? It's grayed out for me. Anyway, made it to the second save point. I'm going so slow, taking the sights and sounds in. I need to sleep. I put the combat on hard and the puzzles on standard. We'll see how I fare tomorrow. Have fun guys!
Kacho
Gold Member
Set renderer quality settings to Custom
Gordon Freeman
Member
I’m going to bed. Thanks for ripping us off 2 hours and however many more cdkeys. Fuck. Launch night ruined.
nkarafo
Member
Pharaoh 117
Member
Game looks great and fully supports the DualSense features on PC. I'm beat, off to bed now.
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Itchy Tickles
Member
Overall, I'm very impressed. Graphics are great, audio is stunning, the atmosphere got me hooked, and combat (melee only at the moment) so far feels good too. I'm using a Dualsense via Bluetooth, but I might plug it in via cable to see the wee extra features like the light on the touch pad being a health indicator (not that I look at the controller much when playing.)
Have had stutters, which sucks, but I'm hoping it can be patched to ease it a bit. I've also noticed some weird graphical issues. Like the spikes on top of certain gates get all broken, move out of place, jittery, and blurry. Hair can get very pixilated, too. I'm using DLSS, so I'm wondering if that's the issue.
I've everything up full (except motion blur, of course) with ray tracing, HDR, and DLSS on quality. Resolution is 5120x1440p ultrawide. Using an RTX4090, 7800x3d, installed on an m2 drive. FPS is normally around 77 outside, though it did randomly drop at the start to low 50s. Indoors, I was getting higher at times, around 110 in some places.
Looking forward to playing more and seeing new places and lore, as well as reliving the usual greatness.
Have had stutters, which sucks, but I'm hoping it can be patched to ease it a bit. I've also noticed some weird graphical issues. Like the spikes on top of certain gates get all broken, move out of place, jittery, and blurry. Hair can get very pixilated, too. I'm using DLSS, so I'm wondering if that's the issue.
I've everything up full (except motion blur, of course) with ray tracing, HDR, and DLSS on quality. Resolution is 5120x1440p ultrawide. Using an RTX4090, 7800x3d, installed on an m2 drive. FPS is normally around 77 outside, though it did randomly drop at the start to low 50s. Indoors, I was getting higher at times, around 110 in some places.
Looking forward to playing more and seeing new places and lore, as well as reliving the usual greatness.
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James Sawyer Ford
Member
Here we go, later bros
Hey bro
Glad u like SH2. Were you always a fan of this game back on the ps2?
Do you like the genre in general or just SH?
Kacho
Gold Member
Huge fan of survival horror games in general. The Silent Hill series ranks #2 to Resident Evil IMO. Different kinds of horror experiences tho. Silent Hill is wayyyy more unsettling than Resident Evil. It gets under your skin.
Bought a PS1 for Resident Evil back in 96. Played it a billion times. Rented Silent Hill 1 at blockbuster and it blew me away, ended up buying a copy. Bought SH2 day one on the PS2. The graphics were biblical. Peak Konami era.
Fatal Frame 2 is still the scariest game I’ve ever played btw. Hope that remake comes soon.
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RetroGamingUK
Member
Yeah Resident Evil and Silent Hill stand head and shoulders above the others.
So happy that Silent Hill is back and it’s great!
James Sawyer Ford
Member
We’re kind of in a golden era of resurgence for survival horror stuff and it’s great to see.
My memories are faint of silent hill as I don’t think I played SH2, only SH1 briefly
Loved the vibe of a ghost like dream.
Hope this means we can get new silent hill games in the future just like RE
Kacho
Gold Member
Well if this is your first time playing SH2 you are in for a treat. This remake is legit. Be prepared for moments of calm, to moments of panic, to moments of full blown terror. Have fun.
Kacho
Gold Member
Melee feels very good and modern. Hits give you that visceral “unnngh” felling if you know what I mean. The stomps in particular.
*stomp*
Unnngh
*stomp*
UNNNGH
My biggest concern with Bloober Hill was the combat because they make walking sims. They clearly hired the right people for the job here.
Stuart360
Member
The graphics are good overall but the image quality is a bit grainy and rough. Also the ghosting, especially around the main character, is really bad and hard to unsee.
Not super impressed to be honest, graphically i mean. (playing 1080p. ,max settings minus RT, 1080ti).
Not super impressed to be honest, graphically i mean. (playing 1080p. ,max settings minus RT, 1080ti).
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Panajev2001a
GAF's Pleasant Genius
Same thing from the very first Matrix demo. Hopefully as new HW becomes available (next-gen consoles) they can invest some of the extra performance aiming for a smaller visual jump out of the gate but eliminating ghosting and noise. We are targeting visuals with UE5 in a way that requires all these sorts of temporal hacks that leave a mark :/.
cormack12
Gold Member
Is it better or worse than Alan Wake 2 in that regard
Gonzito
Gold Member
Go to the steam forums, some users have found a fix to make it look better
One of the culprits is the shader settings, turning it to medium improve things. And removing motion blur plus chromatic aberration in the ini files improve a lot that grainy look
Vick
Gold Member
Thanks.
I am more interested in the walking feedback though, given the prominent role of immersive exploration in this game. If it's more like Evil Within 2, which I absolutely despise in terms of visual feedback, or RE2R or TLOU, which are the opposite.
But I was also referring to analog controls, I'm sure SH2 feels good on KBM.
Stuart360
Member
I didnt play it. The image quality doesnt look great though, almost like i'm playing with FSR set to balanced, but i'm not i have upscaling off and set to native. The ghosting is BAD. I tried different AA but it was still there. I have motion blur turned off but sometimes the ghosting is so bad it looks like motion blur is on lol.
I have played other UE5 games though that have had similar image quality. Image quality just never really looks great, it always looks noisy and lower rez with UE5. To me anyway.
Gonzito
Gold Member
Walking feedback is more in line with TLOU and Resident Evil
Vick
Gold Member
Dirk Benedict
Member
Playing at 4k/60/Ultra with RT off, because I have a 3090... lol. I had total slowdown because RT was on by default with HDR. Turned it off and static 60. This game is not bad at all.
The changes that I haven't liked seem to be overshadowed by what I do like and it is multitudes. Strongest dislike so far are the VAs. Not a deal breaker. We can Mod it.
Edit: Combat seems to be inline with a good game.
The changes that I haven't liked seem to be overshadowed by what I do like and it is multitudes. Strongest dislike so far are the VAs. Not a deal breaker. We can Mod it.
Edit: Combat seems to be inline with a good game.
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I love the PS5 controller and agree with everything you said.
GHG
Member
Got my deluxe key from Fanatical overnight, no issues.
Don't think any of the key stores were giving them out prior to release.
Fortress of Regrets
Member
I just played the first 50 minutes on PC and it's quite promising. Love the visual atmosphere and sound design.
I've seen exactly one tiny hitch when traversing from the graveyard to the farm area in the beginning. So I'd say the #stutterstruggle appears to be somewhat overblown (as usual). Kind of a non-issue on my end so far.
I'm playing with max settings at 1440p/HDR, DLSS Q, 60 fps cap on a 5900X, RTX 4070 Ti.
I've seen exactly one tiny hitch when traversing from the graveyard to the farm area in the beginning. So I'd say the #stutterstruggle appears to be somewhat overblown (as usual). Kind of a non-issue on my end so far.
I'm playing with max settings at 1440p/HDR, DLSS Q, 60 fps cap on a 5900X, RTX 4070 Ti.
ShaiKhulud1989
Gold Member
I actually... Enjoy this? With full RT and without YT compression the game looks terrific, sound design is neat and I really love the overall feel of this remake so far. DLSS is kinda bugged though.
Few non-spoiler shots with epic settings.
Few non-spoiler shots with epic settings.
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Dirk Benedict
Member
I went down to Performance DLSS and with RT on... WOW. 60 locked with some weird dips here and there but nothing substantial. I like this game even more, lol. They did a decent job, minus the stutters for people. I haven't experienced the stutters, myself. Maybe this will perform even better after a Game Ready Driver drops.
Erebus
Member
4070Ti here too.4070Ti bros represent
I didn’t have the advanced settings enabled which was limiting my ability to utilize certain settings (so many options!). After messing with those I put it back at unlimited and it’s smooth as butter now.
I want to experience this at 4K on my big TV but I have trouble keeping 60fps with RT on no matter the DLSS preset. I'm wondering if it's worth locking to 30FPS while keeping the ray tracing on.
ShaiKhulud1989
Gold Member
No stuters for me too, but my game is on gen4 ssd.
Dirk Benedict
Member
Gen4 m.2 here. I don't know why I don't stutter. It's rare for U5 game not to stutter for me.
Badlucktroll
Member
What excites me is Konami now has a studio that can do silent hill justice and then some. They just need guidance from people like yamaoka and ito. I hope they make an original game with them next
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Bartski
Gold Member
Its feels more responsive than I expected.
Also the evade maneuver works just like TLOU2 dodge and really in tune with enemy attack cadence and tells, they clearly spend a lot of time polishing it. Animations connect perfectly with visceral punch and its just solid combat mechanics, who would have thought. Its very uncomplicated and exactly what this game needed imo
Badlucktroll
Member
This game is going to be a mainstream success and goty contender. No more forever waiting…..no more years in silent hell.
tommib
Banned
It feels great brother. The melee which looked clumsy in videos totally hits that visceral level with the sound impact and the triggers. There are very soft haptics happening when a creature moves in a bush or behind a building. Creepy stuff.
The audio and its crispiness is outstanding. It’s really high quality stuff. Even the music arrangements that I was skeptical about add texture to these unbelievable well realised environments. I spent more than one hour just walking down the forest checking everything and the details. It’s so, so moody.
I think that’s Bloober’s strength from the past. They have a graphical adventure game curriculum and it’s their main concern. People might dislike The Medium for several reasons, but the environments in that game were visually stunning. And now they’ve blended that with high quality performance capture, great acting, and one of the moodiest pieces of media ever produced. And that lighting and volumetric fog! That the combat is above what you would expect from a game like this, it’s just the cherry on top.
I honestly couldn’t believe what I was playing yesterday. Wonder what kind of external support they had.
